



This psychological thriller was filled with crazy heart racing moments and edge-of-your-seat suspense! When our main character, Cary, witnesses a car intentionally run over two deer, she grabs the attention of the man driving the car. He begins to stalk her, and when two young girls are killed, her instincts tell her she’s in some major danger.
I really enjoyed Cary’s quirks as a character, it helped to make the plot make a bit more sense. I would have questioned Cary’s actions, but learning her personality, I came to understand why she chose to do the things she did. I did find some areas to be a bit repetitive, but overall I thought this was a solid story! It was a tense one that I needed to get to the end and find out what happened!
I do want to caution readers that there are a few scenes with graphic brutality to animals. This may be a trigger for some readers.
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If you’re not paranoid, you’re not paying attention…
Cary Mackin is a TV journalist who has covered crime for nearly twenty years. After losing her job she moves to a small town in Connecticut—only to get caught up in the web of a deranged serial killer. Cary has a dark secret that drives everything she does: a deep-seated, lifelong fear that one day she will be murdered. As the madman Cary stumbled upon continues to terrorize the beautiful countryside where she now resides, will her premonition come true?
Just the Facts:
Premonition by Wendy Whitman
Genre: Thriller
Page Count: 272 pages
Publisher: Post Hill Press
Pub Date: July 13, 2021

Wendy Whitman has a unique background through her decades-long work as an executive and producer for Court TV and HLN, covering almost every major high-profile murder case in America. Through her knowledge of the most detailed aspects of the crimes, Ms. Whitman has become an expert on the subject of murder in America. Before attending Boston University School of Law, Whitman worked for comedians Lily Tomlin and George Carlin. After graduating from law school, the author embarked on what turned out to be a twenty-year career in television covering crime. She spent fifteen years at Court TV and another several at HLN for the Nancy Grace show, where she appeared on air as a producer/reporter covering high-profile cases. Whitman received three Telly Awards and a GLAAD nomination during her tenure at Court TV.
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